Image of the Week

Our series examining an Image of the Week from the photographic files, by Kevin Warstadt, Digital Program Specialist.

Brian C. Fuld in the studio ca 1975

This image of the week comes from a folder named “Radio Dartmouth College 1.”

Dartmouth broadcasting began in the 1920s. The first station used the call letters WDBS, but changed to WDCR in 1958 when it was officially licensed by the FCC. Dartmouth broadcasting began to operate another station, WFRD 99.3 FM, in 1976.

Dartmouth broadcasting is completely managed by students.

For more radio images, see the Dartmouth Photographic Files.

Sources

https://www.webdcr.com/history

 

New Open-Access Scholarship on The Occom Circle

Samson Occom, letter, to Susanna Wheatley, 5 March 1771

An article about the Occom Circle has just been published in the open-access scholarly journal Common-Place: The Journal of Early American Life.

Lauren Grewe’s “Samson Occom’s Missionary Correspondence and the Common Pot” contextualizes Occom’s correspondence within intellectual networks of Native and African American missionary writers.

The journal issue, edited by Jonathan Beecher Field, spotlights the work of of emerging scholars introducing open-access digital texts in Early American Studies.